Marcus Satterfield and Tony White presser

[schuskerfan]

Hoping these two can get us back on track.

 

[Hville]

Here is a written summary for those who don’t do video. It’s really tough for me to get into most coach talk. Just been burned too many times. Especially when they start talking about personnel because half the time you don’t know if they are speaking to the fans or the players themselves

However I found their message very encouraging regarding the line and run game. I’m not a believer that we want to go back to the 80’s and 90’s run game but we should effectively visit it every game.

InsideNebraska - Quick Hits from OC Marcus Satterfield, DC Tony White Press Conference

Nebraska coordinators Marcus Satterfield, Tony White meet the media

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[Husker In Oklahoma]

If Tom had a few more recruits like the Peters brothers he would have won more championships. Damn I miss those filthy mouths on the field.

No, if Tom had a few breaks, bounces, and bad calls reversed, he’s toting 5 or so more NC’s. He had plenty of talent. He wasn’t playing with chopped liver.

 

[Skers4life]

Very impressive interviews, I feel good about the coordinator positions.

 

[Random Red]

My two take always. “We’re going to run the ball’. And we are going to recruit and match the defense to their strengths. While the second is coach speak. I have to say I like it…

 

[jmatlock]

No, if Tom had a few breaks, bounces, and bad calls reversed, he’s toting 5 or so more NC’s. He had plenty of talent. He wasn’t playing with chopped liver.

I agree, pal.

 

[jmatlock]

I'm an old dog that has watched and listened to a lot of football over the years. I have never recalled hearing the benefits of a huddle explained like the coach explained in in his presser. The idea of huddle being an activity that assists in the maturation of leadership by individual players was new to me....and, I thought it made a lot of sense! We've all heard of things that were said in the huddle (and not just by the quarterback) that appeared very instrumental in the outcome of a play or the game itself.

Thoughts?

Alabama and Georgia don’t need huddles, pal

 

[TFrazier]

Alabama and Georgia don’t need huddles, pal

 

[NorthwoodHusker]

Not sure who that is? Georgia fan or bama fan?

 

[HuskerTea]

Are there any Makovicka, Rathman or Schlesinger kinfolk in Nebraska waiting to carry on the family tradition?

I always thought big ol Yant would make a great fullback…

We can only hope.So many high school teams have dropped the fullback.Keep the faith.GBR.

 

[jmatlock]

Not sure who that is? Georgia fan or bama fan?

Georgia pal, How about them dogs?

 

[NorthwoodHusker]

Georgia pal, How about them dogs?

Heard there's a huge front running through Georgia now I'm no fan of

 

[CrabHusker]

Heard there's a huge front running through Georgia now I'm no fan of

I have to think even @HuskerWeatherman would appreciate that play on words.

 

[Elwood von Kiowa]

I'm an old dog that has watched and listened to a lot of football over the years. I have never recalled hearing the benefits of a huddle explained like the coach explained in in his presser. The idea of huddle being an activity that assists in the maturation of leadership by individual players was new to me....and, I thought it made a lot of sense! We've all heard of things that were said in the huddle (and not just by the quarterback) that appeared very instrumental in the outcome of a play or the game itself.

Thoughts?

I had never thought of that, or heard it explained that way either, but it makes perfect sense. Good to hear from a coach who has thought about the details on that level. It's a good sign.

 

[Elwood von Kiowa]

Heard there's a huge front running through Georgia now I'm no fan of

I guess it came through Alabama first